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The Human Medicines (Amendment) Regulations 2019
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Amendment of regulation 42 (conditions for wholesale dealer’s licence)
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6. In regulation 42(1), after paragraph (3) insert—
“(4) The requirements and obligations contained in a provision of Commission Regulation 2016/161 listed in paragraph (5) have effect as if they were provisions of a wholesale dealer’s licence under this Part.
(5) The provisions mentioned in paragraph (4) are—
(a)Article 10 (verification of the safety features) insofar as it relates to wholesalers;
(b)Article 11 (verification of the authenticity of the unique identifier) insofar as it relates to wholesalers;
(c)Article 12 (unique identifiers which have been decommissioned);
(d)Article 13 (reversing the status of a decommissioned unique identifier) insofar as it relates to wholesalers;
(e)Article 20 (verification of the authenticity of the unique identifier), subject to the exemption contained in Article 21 (derogations from Article 20(b));
(f)Article 22 (decommissioning of unique identifiers); and
(g)Article 24 (actions to be taken in case of tampering or suspected falsification).”.
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Regulation 42 was amended by S.I. 2013/1855.
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